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burble

/ˈbəːb(ə)l

verb

1 [no object] Make a continuous murmuring noise: a stream burbled through the woods...

I jammed my head over the railing on the gorge's upstream side: nothing but the pretty stream burbling over rocks and between snowbanks 70 feet below.
It had a trout stream burbling through the middle of it - I didn't fish - and too many ruined barns to do up.
He drew deeply on his hookah, wheezing and coughing, making it burble and bubble in the still air.

Synonyms

gurgle, bubble, murmur, purr, purl, tinkle, whir, drone, rumble, buzz, hum

literary plash

1.1Speak continuously and at length in an unintelligible or confused way: he burbled on about annuities [with object]: he was burbling inanities...

He could have burbled on, said things he didn't mean to say, kept it going just for appearances.
And along beside Mott's Road the stream is gurgling, babbling, chattering, bubbling, giggling, chortling, burbling - so many words to express the natural joy, the hilarity of nature doing what it does best: glorifying God in its self.
Now I am hiding in my room sniggering & eating ice cream, & in a second I'll probably start giggling uncontrollably & burbling about Jim Morrison.

Synonyms

prattle, blather, blether, blither, babble (on), gabble, prate, drivel, rattle on/away, ramble, maunder, go on, run on, talk at length, talk incessantly, talk a lot;

chatter, yap, gossip;

British talk nineteen to the dozen;

Scottish & Irish slabber on

informal jabber, blabber, yatter, jaw, gab, gas, chit-chat, yackety-yak

British informal rabbit, witter, waffle, natter, chunter, talk the hind legs off a donkey

North American informal run off at the mouth

Australian/New Zealand informal mag

archaic twaddle, twattle, claver, clack

2 (often as noun burbling) Aeronautics (Of an airflow) break up into turbulence.At greater than approximately 110-120 kias (altitude 1200-3500ft) there is significant buffeting or burbling of airflow felt in the airframe....

Just before a wing stalls, the airflow "burbles," or becomes turbulent over the upper surface of the wing.
The airflow over the tail was burbling and that is when I lost control.

noun [mass noun]

1Continuous murmuring noise: the steady burble of running water...

As she crests the ridge, high above the water, she catches the first white-noise burble.
The engine kicks into life - but not so much with a deep-throated roar as a pleasing, tinny burble.
Gensets with integral sound shields can be very quiet, especially when fitted with exhaust systems that separate cooling water from the exhaust gas, avoiding the annoying burble/splash of the conventional exhaust system.

1.1Rambling speech: an hour of boring burble...

Chattering, always chattering with the indecipherable burble of an audience.
So much babble and burble is spoken about the internet and cyber-space that I almost recoil from it but the web conforms entirely to the free market idea of an end-independent spontaneous order.
So… you need a Famous Writer, or at a pinch, a Famous Reviewer (which is all too often an oxymoron) to produce the necessary burble for the blurb.

Derivatives

burbler

noun ...

Experience these burblers and their caboose companions before the last curtain call.
Chicago is filled with fountains, from small burblers in neighborhoods to soaring plumes of wind-driven water.
Having dealt with Sir Elton rather charitably, Mr Rosen moves on to that mighty burbler of the previous generation, John Lennon.

Origin

Middle English (in the sense 'to bubble'): imitative. Current senses date from the late 19th century.

单词	burble
释义	burble /ˈbəːb(ə)l / verb 1 [no object] Make a continuous murmuring noise: a stream burbled through the woods... I jammed my head over the railing on the gorge's upstream side: nothing but the pretty stream burbling over rocks and between snowbanks 70 feet below. It had a trout stream burbling through the middle of it - I didn't fish - and too many ruined barns to do up. He drew deeply on his hookah, wheezing and coughing, making it burble and bubble in the still air. Synonyms gurgle, bubble, murmur, purr, purl, tinkle, whir, drone, rumble, buzz, hum literary plash 1.1Speak continuously and at length in an unintelligible or confused way: he burbled on* about annuities* [with object]: he was burbling inanities... He could have burbled on, said things he didn't mean to say, kept it going just for appearances. And along beside Mott's Road the stream is gurgling, babbling, chattering, bubbling, giggling, chortling, burbling - so many words to express the natural joy, the hilarity of nature doing what it does best: glorifying God in its self. Now I am hiding in my room sniggering & eating ice cream, & in a second I'll probably start giggling uncontrollably & burbling about Jim Morrison. Synonyms prattle, blather, blether, blither, babble (on), gabble, prate, drivel, rattle on/away, ramble, maunder, go on, run on, talk at length, talk incessantly, talk a lot; chatter, yap, gossip; British talk nineteen to the dozen; Scottish & Irish slabber on informal jabber, blabber, yatter, jaw, gab, gas, chit-chat, yackety-yak British informal rabbit, witter, waffle, natter, chunter, talk the hind legs off a donkey North American informal run off at the mouth Australian/New Zealand informal mag archaic twaddle, twattle, claver, clack 2 (often as noun burbling) Aeronautics (Of an airflow) break up into turbulence.At greater than approximately 110-120 kias (altitude 1200-3500ft) there is significant buffeting or burbling of airflow felt in the airframe.... Just before a wing stalls, the airflow "burbles," or becomes turbulent over the upper surface of the wing. The airflow over the tail was burbling and that is when I lost control. noun [mass noun] 1Continuous murmuring noise: the steady burble of running water... As she crests the ridge, high above the water, she catches the first white-noise burble. The engine kicks into life - but not so much with a deep-throated roar as a pleasing, tinny burble. Gensets with integral sound shields can be very quiet, especially when fitted with exhaust systems that separate cooling water from the exhaust gas, avoiding the annoying burble/splash of the conventional exhaust system. 1.1Rambling speech: an hour of boring burble... Chattering, always chattering with the indecipherable burble of an audience. So much babble and burble is spoken about the internet and cyber-space that I almost recoil from it but the web conforms entirely to the free market idea of an end-independent spontaneous order. So… you need a Famous Writer, or at a pinch, a Famous Reviewer (which is all too often an oxymoron) to produce the necessary burble for the blurb. Derivatives burbler noun ... Experience these burblers and their caboose companions before the last curtain call. Chicago is filled with fountains, from small burblers in neighborhoods to soaring plumes of wind-driven water. Having dealt with Sir Elton rather charitably, Mr Rosen moves on to that mighty burbler of the previous generation, John Lennon. Origin Middle English (in the sense 'to bubble'): imitative. Current senses date from the late 19th century. Rhymes herbal, verbal
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